Get the facts about the Advanced Placement U.S. History redesign.

The new AP U.S. History Curriculum Framework and Exam (APUSH) encourage deep engagement with our nation's founding documents.

The New, New Framework For AP U.S. History : NPR Ed

The College Board has just released the latest curriculum framework for its Advanced Placement US history course, and it appears to have satisfied many of the ...

The Redesigned College Board AP US History Framework: Ten Key ...

In his statement “Fiction and Facts about the AP U.S. History Curriculum Framework,” ... get away with at the high school level.” In a detailed report on ...

APUSHR Position Paper FCSS 1

The redesigned Advanced Placement (AP) United States History Curriculum Framework ... AP U.S. History classes should not be devoid of historical facts not ...

Tired of memorizing facts? The new AP U.S. History course aims to ...

The redesign project not only revised the themes that are covered in the course, but also changed the format of the test itself. The new exam focuses on student ...

AP United States History – AP Students | College Board

In AP United States History, you'll explore and try to answer questions like these, while discussing the ways in which Americans have debated their values, ...

The Strange World of AP U.S. History - Contingent Magazine

The college-level course known as Advanced Placement US History, or APUSH, occupies a strange space within US history education.

The New Advanced Placement U.S. History Test

The College Board released a new framework for teaching AP U.S. History last year, and on May 8, 2015, half a million students will take the revised AP U.S. ...

Historians: AP U.S. History Changes Are 'Evenhanded'

After many months of high-profile, politicized debate about the new Advanced Placement U.S. History course, which was overhauled for 2014, ...

Revised AP U.S. history framework seeks to calm critics

New framework for AP U.S. history has more American exceptionalism and more on the Founding Fathers, responding to critics who said first ...

Redesigned APUSH exam challenges conceptual understanding

The College Board has redesigned the structure of the Advanced Placement U.S. History (APUSH) exam and will implement the changes in the ...

Redesigning Advanced Placement U.S. History - Oxford Academic

This episode shows in a nutshell both the advantages and the challenges facing the Advanced Placement (AP) U.S. history course and exam today.

AP United States History Course - AP Central - College Board

The AP U.S. History framework is organized into nine commonly taught units of study that provide one possible sequence for the course. As always, you have the ...

New AP U.S. History teaching framework released after controversy

The 2015 “AP United States History Course and Exam Description” presents a “clearer and more balanced approach” to US history.

A Complete History of AP Classes and Controversies

In spite of the College Board's attempts to make the exam fair for all and somewhat standardize curricula, the fact remains that the AP program is most ...

AP United States History - Wikipedia

Advanced Placement (AP) United States History is a college-level course and examination offered by College Board as part of the Advanced Placement Program.

The New AP History: A Preliminary Report by Peter Wood | NAS

The changes in the course and in the exam were several years in the making and involved contributions from a thirteen-member “AP U.S. History ...

Advanced Placement U.S. History to Undergo Changes

This is the last year the AP U.S. History exam will appear in its current format—for 2014-15, the College Board is redesigning both the ...

Embracing the Challenge of the New AP US History Exam – AHA

The new AP US history exam is a significant departure from the old exam, and its chief strength is the reversal of instructional priorities that ...

AP® U.S. History: Changes for 2020 | The Princeton Review

The AP® U.S. History exam is changing for May 2020! Our Editor-in-Chief Rob Franek breaks it down. He explains what's changing—and how these ...